The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-24
Pen Pictures Painted on Them by "DsmO-
Crat" Pencil Pushers--A Little Of the
Rough Work Re-touohed--
highly COlored Bits.
TUESDAYS NEWS.
Tifin will have street cars.
2tafa crnn ranorf lo PavorohIo

Jefferson. She was 70.
John Neynon, aged 10, was run In at
Akron for tapping till.
Louis Young, aged "a, a prominent
man at Wooster, Is dead.
Whitelaw Reid Is at Cedsrville, this
State, Visitir g his mother.
Millersburg has abandoned her gas
hole. VIII try another place.
John W. Lippencott had an arm torn
OF by tenoning machine at Lima.
The curry comb factory Of Sweltzer 8
Mottinger at Akron burned Monday.
Norwalk Is much alarmed over the
cases OF scarlet fever existing there.
The people Of Warren are getting their
backs up over the removal Of the post
Office.
Michael Kirchner. Tiffin tailor, as
s!gned-assets $1,000; liabilities not
stated.
The jury In the Fraley murder case
at jackson brought In q verdict Of sec.
Ond degree.
Cleveland papers raised $8, $50 for the
FAMILY OF Hulligan and $1,000 for Cap.
tain Hoehn.
1t is reported that six boys discharged
from Soldiers Orphans Home at X9nia,
for insubOrdinstiOn.
A young girl by name of Carrie Henry
Is missing from her home at Columbus.
Her lover Is also "gOne."
Nearly $4,000 worth of Patti tickets
were sold at Cleveland yesterday. Specu-
lators are buying up the tickets.
Chris Keck, of Ravenna, gets fifty DAYS
IN the Cleveland workhOuse for beating
George McMann with board last week.
Mr.. John A. Logan, Jr, and Miss Ed.
lth Andrews were married at noon to.
day at Youngstown. 1t was a grand
affair.
K. G. Sharpless has been arrested at
NOrwalk charged with nameIess
crime, the sister OF his wife being named
as the partner In the guilt.
L. L. Teel, Of Bucyrus, fell under the
wheels OF passenger train on the Ft.
Wayne road. His right arm had to be
amputated. May not recover.
Judge Charles q. White In the Com
mon Pleas Court at Springfield, has de-
ctded that Bohemian oats note In the
hands Of an innocent holder Is valid.
Senators Cabel and Welch had little
''scrapping match" In the Neil House at
Columbus the other night. The former
struck the latter stinging blow In the
mouth.
John Hamilton, an employe Of the
Cleveland Rolling Mill, fell into the
feed shaft yesterday and received fatal
injuries. He was saved from cremation
by his fellow wOrkmen.
The Penny Press says: "John Nc
Sweeney, the long haired apostle of De.
m0cracy, Is going to try to develop
something startling In connection with
the Columbus tally sheet fOrgeries,
John will prospect for the sensations on
the Rep, side Of the fence"
Adolph N. Kobitjsch, who claims to be
the editor Of German newspaper pub
llshed IN Cleveland, was arfsigned In
police court at Cincinnati Monday Oh
charge Of obtaining money on worthless
checks and was sentenced to thirty days
IN the workhouse and to pay fine Of
$500.
WEDNESDAYS NEWS.
Barn burners are at work at Athens.
Stoned the Salvation army at Athens.
Henry George got SIS for his talk at
NOrwark.
John G. 0stein was found dead in his
chair at Tifin. He was SO.
Dan NitterhOuse slipped into eternity
by the poison route at Fremont.
Sam <, Pope fell through trestle at
LOveland and received fatal IL jlrIes.
Father KOlopp, pastor of the Holy
Trinity church at Bucyrus, died last
night.
W. +. Bracken, a late resident of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, committed suicide at Or
leans, Nob.
Captain j. 7. Fisher, an old Ohio river
steamboatmRn and very wealthy, died
at Lancaster, Ohio.
John Raft was fined $25 and costs for
striking an editor at Xenia. He should
have struck some one else.
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
Guire at Springfield, was smOthere0 to
death while sleeping between Its par
ents.
j. NJ. Rutter, charged with betrayal,
has been arrested at Youngstown. A
sixteen year old girl named Hinkson ls
the plaintiff.
A Mah0ning county pioneer named
James Beggs Is dead. he voted for every
Democratic Presidential nominee since
Monfoe's time.
The Democratic nomination at Gallon
resulted In tie between G. B. ShumOker
and Abraham Underwood for MavOr.
VIII try 1t again next Saturday.
A rope and a cross beam in barn
served the purpose OF Curtiss Weikert at
Tiffin. He Joined them together and
tied himself to the lower end. Funeral
later.
Messrs. B, A. and ]. W. Elliott, who
had charge Of the floral decorations at
the Logan-Andrews weddingat Youngs.
town, banquetted the newspaper men OF
that city last night.
The Ohio Legislature passed a bill
permitting Hamilton county to submit
to the electors the question OF adding
$25, 900 to the taxes for a statue Of Gan
William Henry Harrison.
A seri0 comic singer at the PeoDle's
Theatre, Cincinnati, has been sued for
damages to the tune Of $4,000 Just be.
cause while singing "Dsr's New Coon
In Town." she happened to point one of
her fingers at dusky c0lOred individual
In the gallery. The amount is more
than serio.c comics generally carry in
their stockings.